1. Do you think Deshaun Watson plays Saturday against the Gamecocks? If not, how does the offense change with Cole Stoudt at quarterback?
Even with a 14-point lead, there is a reason South Carolina fans found themselves clutching to the nearest possible object in the second half against South Alabama.
In Sunday’s women’s basketball matchup between South Carolina and San Diego State, the Gamecocks forced 12 Aztec turnovers within the first eight minutes of the game, setting the tone for the rest of the day.
The South Carolina women’s soccer team (14-5-5) is heading to the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament for the first time in program history after pulling off a 1-0 upset win over No. 2-seed North Carolina on the Tar Heels’ home field.
South Carolina achieved bowl eligibility in sloppy fashion Saturday with a 37-12 victory over South Alabama in a contest that featured ten turnovers.
College football is very different from the NFL in a number of categories, but the most significant is probably player turnover. Every four years, give or take, athletes exhaust their eligibility and/or take off for the professional ranks, putting an end to their relatively short time in college football.
Having to face Seattle, one of the nation’s top scoring teams, in the second round of the NCAA tournament was already shaping up to be a challenge for the South Carolina women’s soccer team.
With some help from its special teams, the South Carolina defense played its most complete game of the season last week against Florida.
South Carolina has the second-most passing yards in the SEC and its quarterback leads the conference in individual yards through the air. That's all well and good, but all the Gamecocks have to show for it is a .500 record and the opportunity to qualify for a bowl game Saturday against South Alabama.
When the Gamecocks welcome South Alabama into the confines of Williams-Brice Stadium Saturday afternoon, they will do so with $900,000 in hand.
South Alabama sports editor Alyssa Newton talks this week's matchup.
Add women’s basketball to the list of Clemson teams that have seen “The Thumb” from South Carolina. The No. 2 Gamecocks’ 99-41 blowout win over the Tigers Thursday marks five in-a-row in the series for South Carolina.
During the playoffs, there isn’t much time for celebration — not even after advancing past Clemson in penalty kicks.
Boasting victories in its last four meetings with Clemson, the South Carolina women’s basketball team faces its rival once again in a Thursday night matchup.
After two impressive wins for both the men’s and women’s teams at the last meet, the Gamecocks look to set the pace once again at Virginia Tech over the next few days at the H2Okies’ annual Fall Invitational.
South Carolina’s volleyball team will travel to Tennessee Wednesday night looking to pick up its first win of November, and trying to erase a five-game skid.
For the bulk of Tuesday’s clash with Baylor, the South Carolina men’s basketball team looked like it belonged on the same court with the perennial Big 12 contenders.
